’ S ’ Curve - any easier way ?
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Vinod RaturiMember for 20 years 2 months
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Hi All ,
For getting ’ S " curve values using %age progress completion,I am using update progress feature for that particular day , scheduling and getting progres %age values followed by plotting it in excel.
The problem is this seems OK for short duration projects , but now for a project duration of 3 years , i have to compute S curve values day wise. Which i feel is quite a tedious job using update progress features and then scheduling and getting %age for that period.
Can anybody suggest me easier and Faster way to do it.
Thanks,
with regards
For getting ’ S " curve values using %age progress completion,I am using update progress feature for that particular day , scheduling and getting progres %age values followed by plotting it in excel.
The problem is this seems OK for short duration projects , but now for a project duration of 3 years , i have to compute S curve values day wise. Which i feel is quite a tedious job using update progress features and then scheduling and getting %age for that period.
Can anybody suggest me easier and Faster way to do it.
Thanks,
with regards
3 replies
Oldest first- 0Charleston-Joseph Orbe ·Vinod,
Please check your fundamentals: daily progress update of S-curve for a three year project.
Who will read your daily progress S-curve update????
Check with your boss, if they really need this or if this will really impact on their day to day activities.
Otherswise, I think they, your supervisors, just let you do this because you have nothing important to do.
- 0exofo Ng ·I think there is one job setting function .. but still you have to update it weekly in P3. More or less , you will get used to this tediuos weekly updates. 2 suggestion , 1st, try to cross link your excel files.. (Linking cell to cell) make your update easier.. . maintain a live copy only with track records.. secondly, don’ t create a monster schedule (more than 3000 activities in the schedule.., for me i can’t tame the monster..
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